A cultural icon, consummate interviewer and guiding light behind some of the most popular documentaries ever made, Alan Whicker's brand of charismatic, quietly incisive television journalism captivated audiences for six decades.Drawn from landmark series stretching from the late sixties to the early nineties, this set showcases the remarkable diversity of Whicker's output from encounters with modern Maharajahs to the bathroom billionaires of Palm Beach; from Europe's glittering aristocracy to the later twentieth century's most notorious dictators. Encompassing subjects ranging from Gay Lib to plastic surgery, Christian cults to cryonics, this collection represents factual television at its most compelling.Editions included are:Papa Doc the Black SheepWhicker in Stroessner's Paraguay The Last DictatorHarold Robbins I'm the World's Best WriterI'd Like to Think I'm Nearer to God than FrankensteinI Haven't Taken My Own Shoes Off for 45 YearsHe's Been Hunted All His Life - Now He's Going